Ectonie

Ectoine is derived from Halomonas Elongata, so it is also called "salt-resistant bacteria extract". Under extreme conditions of high salt, high temperature, and high UV radiation, ectoin protects halophiles from harm. Studies have shown that ectoine has a good repair and protection effect on the skin and is one of the bioengineered preparations used in high-grade cosmetics.

Application

1.Ectoine is responsible for ensuring that high halophilic bacteria do not dehydrate and die in high salt environments. An important substance that maintains the balance of osmotic pressure, its unique molecular structure makes it have a strong ability to complex water molecules. One molecule of ectoin can complex four or five water molecules to structure free water in cells. . During the application, ectoin can continuously improve the skin's moisturizing ability, and the skin water holding capacity will not drop immediately after the withdrawal. The water holding capacity of the skin after one week is still higher than that of the control group. It is a very good moisturizer.

2.Ectoin can effectively improve the immune protection of skin cells, increase the ability of cell repair, and make the skin effective against the invasion of microorganisms and allergens. Experiments show that ectoin can protect against skin damage caused by ultraviolet rays and repair DNA damage caused by ultraviolet rays. Because it can alleviate the various pressures on the skin: UV damage, skin aging caused by dry environment, skin deterioration caused by surfactants, etc., ectoin has attracted much attention as a cell repair additive, and is added to the purpose of combating skin aging. In cosmetics.

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